Watermark Retirement

Founded in 1985, Watermark Retirement Communities, has been dedicated to creating extraordinary and innovative communities where seniors can thrive for the last 39 years. CEO David Barnes has been working in senior living since 1988, when his first job required him to live in senior living communities as an operational troubleshooter. Since that time, Mr. Barnes has worked to deliver consistently great experiences to the residents in Watermark's care.

Recognizing the need for a more fulfilling and engaging senior living experience, Watermark focuses on providing a lifestyle built on choice, fine amenities, integrative wellness, and innovative programs. Among these offerings is the award-winning Watermark University, featuring a wide variety of engaging classes for residents and area seniors. Watermark is also committed to serving the broader community through its nonprofit organization, Watermark for Kids, which helps underserved young people build character, strengthen leadership skills, and express creativity. The company has been named in the top 25 Best Workplaces for Aging Services by the Great Place to Work Institute, and is ranked as the nation's 9th-leading senior housing operator by the American Seniors Housing Association. With a reputation for service, innovation, integrity, and financial stability, Watermark manages a wide range of retirement communities coast to coast, and is based in Tucson, Arizona.

Overview

Est. 1985

69 properties

$2,000 - $14,745

Average rating 4.2

25 total reviews

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Types of Care Provided by Watermark Retirement

Active Adult Communities (55+)Assisted Living Continuing Care Retirement Communities Independent Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing Facilities

Estimated Watermark Retirement price ranges:

Watermark Retirement pricing will vary widely from community to community, from city to city, and is also highly dependent on the type of care an older adult needs.

Type of care	Estimated monthly prices
Assisted Living	$2,000 - $11,000
Independent Living	$2,515 - $14,745
Memory Care	$3,999 - $10,995

Frequently asked questions about Watermark Retirement

How much does Watermark Retirement Communities cost?

The estimated average monthly cost of living in a Watermark Retirement community is between $8,373. However, costs will vary widely depending on the city the community is located in, the overall size of the community, as well as by the care type your loved one requires.

Does Watermark Retirement Communities accept Medicaid?

Medicaid coverage varies widely from state to state: only some states allow those funds to be used to cover long-term care (assisted living) costs. However, like Medicare, you might be able to use Medicaid funds towards other healthcare costs.

How many facilities does Watermark Retirement Communities have?

Watermark Retirement has 69 communities.

Recent Reviews about Watermark Retirement

Shawn R

Amazing location with emphasis on care need.

October 2018

Verified

Sagebrook Senior Living at San Francisco

2750 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94118Assisted LivingMemory Care

Sagebrook Senior Living at San Francisco is a spacious and accommodating community that offers an affordable living option in California's vibrant city of San Francisco. The average pricing for residence at Sagebrook is approximately $4,345 per month, which is significantly lower compared to the average cost of similar properties in the city, priced around $5,500. This price difference offers pote...

Anton A

I recently toured the property. It was an older hospital that has been updated into an assisted living community. The rooms are big and the staff were friendly. There is a huge garden in the middle of the building which is really nice.

October 2019

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Sagebrook Senior Living at San Francisco

2750 Geary Boulevard, San Francisco, CA 94118Assisted LivingMemory Care

sherry s - Loved one of resident

Where do I even begin? I was searching for a place with a caring office staff, employees, clean rooms, good food, security, room options, and transition to memory care, good location, a manager who knows and cares about the residents, take time to know them, fun activities, offer church services, and the smiles on faces of residents. Well, I found it at The Summit Senior Living. I took my mom there and just registered my mother-in-law. She was not doing well health wise but within a month, with managed medicine, therapy, three good meals a day she looked like a completely different person. [Employee name], the nurse, has been very sweet and caring. I recently drove my mother-in-law all over looking at the highest reviewed assisted living locations in the valley. We looked at Summit first and then spent the next two days touring other places. A decision was made, and I quote my mother-in-law, "I choose Summit, it is cozy, warm and welcoming. They will know me by name and not just a number or $, they really care, you just feel it." The young man at the main desk was always upbeat and smiling when we walked in, he made such an impression on us. [Manager name], I’ve not met anyone like you, you are a unique manager, you are not fake, you see what you get, a really kindhearted person. P.S. A bonus is walking distance to a drug store and food. Thank you for the peace of mind Summit. You are truly amazing. Would add a 6th star if I could.

March 2022

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